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From: ta-dw30@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu (David Worenklein)
Subject: Variable number of arguments
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Date: Mon, 13 May 1991 21:02:57 GMT

I know I can pull a variable number of arguments off of the stack using va_...
but how do I know how many arguments are there? Is there any way to get the
C compiler to push all the arguments and then push the number of (arguments,
bytes, etc.) pushed?
Thanks.
PS I'm using Symantec Think C v4 so if it has some feature that ANSI doesn't...

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